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Living Forever?

How long do you plan to live? The Centers for Disease Control put the average American life expectancy at nearly 78 years. That means Americans are spending more time in their “golden years” than ever before. Is your retirement planning enough to keep you living the life you want? Surprisingly, [...]

May 17, 2013|

A Great Ending to a Life Story

How do you want to be remembered? With a solemn ceremony in a church, or a big crowded wake? Funerals are an important rite of passage for those left behind—and can come with big price tags. The National Funeral Directors Association estimates that the average funeral costs $6,500—and that’s not [...]

May 10, 2013|

Caring For Kids Today and Tomorrow

Raising kids is not cheap. From getting new shoes for their growing feet every three months to funding college, making sure kids have everything they need to grow up and become members of society is expensive. It’s hard enough to take care of these things when you have a parent [...]

May 3, 2013|

Demystifying Life Insurance

Do your eyes start to glaze over whenever anyone starts to talk about life insurance? Term life, whole life, universal life, what does it all mean? And the chances of you ever needing to use it are so low, why bother learning all the jargon? Think again. Life insurance is [...]

May 3, 2013|

Getting Serious About Life Insurance

No one likes to think about life insurance, much less talk about it or buy it. It’s uncomfortable and a little scary, acknowledging that we won’t live forever. But remember: life insurance isn’t about the people who are gone. It’s about the people who remain. Life insurance is the ultimate [...]

April 26, 2013|

Teens and Texting

Admit it: putting your 16 year-old kid behind the wheel of a car is one of the most nerve-wracking things you can do as a parent. After all, you remember the first time he rode a tricycle—how can you let him steer a two-ton machine? Most kids do their best [...]

February 13, 2013|

Do you qualify for ERIE Rate Lock?

Predictability. It’s about being stable, steady and unchanging. Some might consider it boring, but when you’re paying your bills, predictability can be a very nice thing. That’s exactly what Erie Insurance’s Rate LockSM program does: gives you predictability and peace of mind by not raising your car insurance rates, even [...]

April 10, 2012|

Doing the Right Thing: ERIE Rate Lock

You probably already know that many insurance companies boost your rate for getting into accidents. But did you know that traffic tickets can raise your rates, too? Late to work one day and have a bit of lead foot? Rate increase. Miss the speed limit sign? Rate increase. Forget to [...]

April 3, 2012|

Is your insurance company punishing you?

As a driver, you try to do everything right. You check your mirrors when you get in the car, always use your turn signal and never text behind the wheel. But even the best drivers get into accidents sometimes—one little mistake is all it takes. Most insurance companies think that [...]

March 29, 2012|

Governor Corbett Signs Bill to Strengthen Teen Driving Safety

Harrisburg – Governor Tom Corbett today signed House Bill 9, also known as “Lacey’s Law,” which will help junior drivers receive more comprehensive training, limit the number of passengers that junior drivers may carry, and make failing to wear a seatbelt a primary offense for junior drivers and passengers. “Pennsylvania [...]

October 28, 2011|

Happy Thanksgiving!

Greetings!  Thanksgiving as a national US holiday was a day set aside to thank God for all the many blessings He had bestowed upon us. Whether you believe in God, as over 90% of Americans do, or whether you don’t, a thankful heart breeds more peace and contentment than one [...]

October 23, 2011|

Halloween Safety Tips

Halloween Safety Tips Posted on October 10, 2011by Yetter Insurance Agency, Inc. Halloween will soon be here!  Kids enjoy this holiday – dressing up as their favorite super hero, tv character, or other figure.  As a parent, how can you make this event the safest?  Here are some tips for [...]

October 10, 2011|

Caring for Kids Today and Tomorrow

Caring For Kids Today and Tomorrow Raising kids is not cheap. From getting new shoes for their growing feet every three months to funding college, making sure kids have everything they need to grow up and become members of society is expensive. It’s hard enough to take care of these [...]

September 19, 2011|

Getting Serious about Life Insurance

No one likes to think about life insurance, much less talk about it or buy it. It’s uncomfortable and a little scary, acknowledging that we won’t live forever. But remember: life insurance isn’t about the people who are gone. It’s about the people who remain. Life insurance is the ultimate [...]

September 16, 2011|
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